10 things to do in Central Oregon

If you are more of Outdoor Adventurer , Central Oregon may be your thing !

From beautiful landscapes to endless activities , Central Oregon is to see and experience them all.

Here are my favorite 10 things to do in Central Oregon that will make your trip an exciting episode of life.

Smith Rock State Park, Terrebonne

Smith Rock is one among the 7 Wonders of Oregon.

The birthplace of American sport climbing and a sight for sore eyes!

Smith Rock State park is abundant of scenic views of deep river canyons and adventures like rock climbing, hiking, mountain biking along the trails , Fishing ,Camping or just picnicking.

Travel along the Crooked River and marvel at the spires that rise from the canyon floor Or just trek up Misery Ridge for extensive views of the High Desert and Monkey Face.

Explore the Wildlife , along your trip through the canyon, and try photography of golden eagles, prairie falcons, mule deer, river otter and beaver.

Tumalo Falls

Tumalo Falls is truly an impressive site .Incredible Tumalo Creek extending 3 miles features a waterfall and is good for all skill levels.
Tumalo Falls trail offers a wide splashes of hiking , mountain biking along the trail an
10 miles away from the downtown Bend, Tumalo Falls is a huge and beautiful , 89 foot fee fall cascade falling into the serene Tumalo Creek beneath.
Take a hike along the creek to the top of the falls for a cooler view

High Desert Museum

High Desert Museum is rated as a top Central Oregon attraction by Trip Advisor.
This Museum is based around135 acres and more than 100,000 square feet of exhibit space, it is a “must see” for anyone traveling through this area.
Explore native wildlife, such as an otter, bobcat, porcupine, and badger.
Feel and understand the historic characters who share the tales of early Oregon explorers and settlers.
The museum also displays an authentic homestead and sawmill from 1904.
Experience Native American culture, history and delight your children with one of many fun, hands-on programs that bring history and science to life.

Mount Bachelor

Mount Bachelor is the 5th largest ski area in the U.S. It is a year-round destination for fun and amazing views.

For Snow lovers, stellar skiing from November through May is among the longest ski seasons in the country.
Once the snow melts a little, Mt. Bachelor turns into a downhill mountain bike Mecca with miles of adrenaline-pumping trails.
In summer, Mt. Bachelor is meant for sunset dinners at nearly 9,000 feet – where the meals and views are equally as spectacular.

High Mountain Hikes

Mount Bachelor is the 5th largest ski area in the U.S. It is a year-round destination for fun and amazing views.

For Snow lovers, stellar skiing from November through May is among the longest ski seasons in the country.
Once the snow melts a little, Mt. Bachelor turns into a downhill mountain bike Mecca with miles of adrenaline-pumping trails.
In summer, Mt. Bachelor is meant for sunset dinners at nearly 9,000 feet – where the meals and views are equally as spectacular.